T'Jim's Butt-Struttin Pulled Pork
T'Jim's Butt-Struttin Pulled Pork

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Texas Style Pulled Pork cooked this way takes on a delicious flavor and I love it because you can taste the actual meat. In Texas Post Oak is used as the primary fuel source and it gives the meat a pleasant, smoky profile. It can be strong like hickory but the flavor is true barbecue.

To begin with this recipe, we must first prepare a few components. You can have t'jim's butt-struttin pulled pork using 19 ingredients and 10 steps. Here is how you can achieve that.

The ingredients needed to make T'Jim's Butt-Struttin Pulled Pork:
  1. Prepare Rub
  2. Prepare ground black pepper
  3. Prepare paprika
  4. Make ready turbinado sugar
  5. Prepare sea salt
  6. Make ready dry mustard
  7. Make ready cayenne pepper
  8. Take Mop
  9. Make ready apple cider vinegar
  10. Make ready water
  11. Prepare ground black pepper
  12. Make ready sea salt
  13. Prepare worcestershire sauce
  14. Prepare paprika
  15. Make ready cayenne pepper
  16. Prepare of the rub
  17. Take Ingredients
  18. Get 6 to 8 pound Boston butt
  19. Prepare prepared yellow mustard

Pork Butt AKA Boston Butt or Pork Shoulder. This is the pork butt recipe that we use most frequently. Please enjoy one of our personal favorites. Hi Jim, Welcome to the blog.

Steps to make T'Jim's Butt-Struttin Pulled Pork:
  1. The night before, combine the rub ingredients in a small bowl. Set aside.
  2. Massage the butt X-D with the prepared yellow mustard and then apply the rub liberally and pat it in. Be sure to save 2 tablespoons of the rub to add to your mop when you make it.
  3. Wrap the Boston butt in cling film and place in fridge over night.
  4. Go ahead and make the butt-struttin sauce so the flavors can come together overnight. Store in fridge. - - https://cookpad.com/us/recipes/361537-tjims-butt-struttin-sauce
  5. The formula for estimating the smoking time is 1.5 hours times the number of pounds the Boston butt weighs. Mine was 7 pounds so I estimated 10.5 hours then added 2 hours in case I experience a "meat stall" (temperature plateau). I decided I needed to rise and shine at 3am, which gave me an hour to get the smoker up to 225°F. So have a couple beers and get to bed early.
  6. Prepare the smoker for bbq'ing, bringing the temperature to 225°F. I like using pecan or hickory wood for this.
  7. While you are waiting for the the smoker come to temp, get the mop ready by combining cider vinegar, water, black pepper, salt, worchestershire, paprika, and cayenne in a medium sauce pan over medium heat. Stir together and add in the 2 tablespoons of rub. Keep the mop warm thought the day so you don't cool the pork too much.
  8. Unwrap the pork and transfer to the smoker and cook for about 1.5 hours per pound or the internal temperature is 175°F. Mop every hour or until you get a meat stall. Resume mopping once the internal temp begins rising again.
  9. Remove the pork from the smoker and immediately wrap in aluminum foil. Let rest for one hour.
  10. Remove pork from the foil and shred with a couple forks, removing excess fat. Serve on hamburger buns along with T'Jim's Butt-Struttin sauce. - - https://cookpad.com/us/recipes/361537-tjims-butt-struttin-sauce

Making pulled pork out of already cooked pork loin will probably not go very well. For Texas Style Pulled Pork, it's all about simple ingredients - Meat, Salt, Black Pepper and Post Oak Smoke. Pork cooked this way takes on a delicious flavor Stick burner pits rule in Texas, but you can cook Texas Style Pulled Pork on any bbq pit. I'm using my Big Green Egg running B&B Lump charcoal. This easy pulled pork recipe skips the slow cooker to create authentic low and slow smoked pulled pork on a smoker or grill.

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